Yet another reason why privacy focussed tools should be automatically stripping those out. I use an app on mobile and do it manually on desktop, but it’s still tedious at times

It could mean faster development if they can spend that time on other things

https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/09/google-antitrust-ruling-firefox-search-deal

United States District Judge Amit Mehta has ruled that Google can continue to pay other companies, including browser makers like Mozilla, to be their default search engine.

I see, I’ll edit my other comment. So what even changes then, were they even making exclusive deals in the past? The discussion I remember was about how being the default made it difficult for others to compete since most people don’t change the defaults.

I think they’re referring to Firefox’s funding, a lot of which was through search deals

An article from 5 years ago: https://www.pcmag.com/news/mozilla-signs-lucrative-3-year-google-search-deal-for-firefox

edit: seems like that hasn’t changed by this ruling either

United States District Judge Amit Mehta has ruled that Google can continue to pay other companies, including browser makers like Mozilla, to be their default search engine.

https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/09/google-antitrust-ruling-firefox-search-deal

It might, but I think it might be a federation bug between our instances. I haven’t seen one like this before, but I’ll keep an eye out to see if it happens again / there’s a pattern.

You could also try setting yourself as a bot, saving, and then reversing it again. That might prompt your instance to send out the information again.

Oh sorry about that, it’s still showing up as a bot for me but it’s fine on your instance. I think the information just hasn’t federated over to lemmy.ca yet

Your account is marked as a bot by the way, you can fix that in your user settings

specifically trained chatgpt not

Often this just means appending “do not say X” to the start of every message, which then breaks down when the user says something unexpected right afterwards

I think moving forward

• companies selling generative AU need to be more honest about the capabilities of the tool
• people need to understand that it’s a very good text prediction engine being used for other tasks

Yup

Auto naming functionality is neat in some cases, like the AI chat UI itself

• It’s convenient to have names when toggling between a few recent chats or searching through 10s or 100s of chats later on
• I spawn new chats often and it’s tedious to name them all
• I don’t have a strong preference for what the title is as long as it’s clear what the chat was about

Tab groups don’t hit those points at all

• I’ll have a handful of tab groups
• I don’t make them often
• I have a strong preference for what it’s called, and the AI will have trouble figuring out exactly what I’m using those sites for